How do the gauges attach to the wiring harness?
#1
How do the gauges attach to the wiring harness?
Hi guys,
I just got a set of gauges for my kart project and I have no idea how they install onto the wiring harness. I can see that there are plugs for something on the harness itself for the gauges, but I can't figure it out. If someone could take pics or post a link to a pic showing the connections, it would be great.
Thanks,
Cal
I just got a set of gauges for my kart project and I have no idea how they install onto the wiring harness. I can see that there are plugs for something on the harness itself for the gauges, but I can't figure it out. If someone could take pics or post a link to a pic showing the connections, it would be great.
Thanks,
Cal
#2
OEM-Type Bullet & Spade Electrical Connectors for 1960's through 1970's Japanese Vehicles... Bridgestone, Datsun, Hodaka, Honda, Kawasaki, Landcruiser, Suzuki, Tohatsu, VW, & Yamaha
Gotcbr turned me on to this site. If you're doing any kind of conversion with your
guages, vintage will let you roll your own. Keeps a nice stock look.Also makes it easy
to pull on and off the bike, at will.
If it's a stock F3 guage for your harness, should be at the very front end, 2 wide
(about 9 in a row connections each) connectors that plug straight into the guages.
Hope this helps, Ern
Gotcbr turned me on to this site. If you're doing any kind of conversion with your
guages, vintage will let you roll your own. Keeps a nice stock look.Also makes it easy
to pull on and off the bike, at will.
If it's a stock F3 guage for your harness, should be at the very front end, 2 wide
(about 9 in a row connections each) connectors that plug straight into the guages.
Hope this helps, Ern
#3
same boat
Seems like we are in the same boat. I just picked up a cbr 600 motor with all the elecs attached, but no gauges. I also need to find out where I can find through the ser# what I have exactly. (model and year). any info that could help me would be greatly appreciated. This motor is going into a kart project as well. (off road full susp.)